The Lebanon Mountain Trail (LMT) is the first long-distance hiking trail in Lebanon. It extends from Andqet in the north of Lebanon to Marjaayoun in the south, a 470-km path that crosses 76 towns and villages, 570-2,073 meters above sea level. The LMT showcases the natural beauty and cultural wealth of Lebanon's mountains and brings communities closer together. The trail is also an economic lifeline as it supports a network of tourism providers and activities in remote mountain areas. Every year, more than 20,000 visitors walk on the LMT including Lebanese and foreign hikers.

Trail distance 470 km
Number of trail sections 27
Distance per section 10-24 km
Elevation profile 570-2,073 m

The Trail crosses:
76 towns and villages
1 World Heritage Site
2 Biosphere Reserves
5 Protected Areas

The Lebanon Mountain Trail Association was established on October 31, 2007 with the following objectives (Attestation No. 234/a.d. dated October 2007):
1. Develop, maintain and protect the Lebanon Mountain Trail
2. Establish side trails on the Lebanon Mountain Trail
3. Protect the natural and cultural heritage and landmarks near the trail
4. Encourage responsible tourism to enhance income in rural areas

Discover, or rediscover, the mountains of Lebanon.
Make a difference in the lives of ordinary Lebanese people.
Walk the Lebanon Mountain Trail and visit its enticing villages, protected areas, and landmarks.

Hire local guides, stay in local guesthouses, and experience Lebanese hospitality at its best!
www.lebanontrail.org - info@lebanontrail.org